Saray Restaurant

Negin

5.0

It was awesome! The Turkish breakfast was amazing, & the price was very affordable-it was definitely worth it. The whole place was beautiful, & we really enjoyed our time here. Highly recommended! 😊

Fahima

5.0

Best breakfast with variety. Lovely service. We totally enjoyed it.

T

5.0

The servers are like Tetris pros & pack every surface space with food! The food was delicious & not as heavy as I usually feel when I have gone out to breakfast. Everything was warm & even magically seemed to stay warm while sitting out. Absolutely delicious. I recommend 😊

Omar

4.0

Honestly, the shakshouka with eggplant & eggs was so oily I couldn't even eat it which was a bummer because everything else on the breakfast spread was actually really tasty

Batata

5.0

The breakfast is Real good ,& the service is nice .we didn't have reservation but they still gave us a table & let us know we have it for 1:30. food was ready in 10 min since we ordered even though they were busy .

Chukwuma

5.0

Wanted to have a Sunday brunch & this was highly recommended from a mutual & we all went to try it out. We were not attended to on time but one of the waitress came through, she was as beautiful as she was pleasant. She helped us understand the meals (first time in a Turkish restaurant). We had the Turkish breakfast & Ottoman. We enjoyed it. Ambience was perfect as well. I wish I got the waitress' name, she made the experience memorable for first Turkish meal. Whenever I am around, I will surely return.

I highly recommend.

Saeedeh

5.0

Absolutely incredible breakfast & atmosphere

Maria

5.0

Our group really had a good experience at this restaurant. Their breakfast is so delicious & authentic.

Nav

5.0

The breakfast was delicious, with a great variety of fresh & flavorful options on the table. Everything was well prepared & satisfying, making it a perfect start to the day. Just make sure to reserve online through their website beforehand.

Roxanne

5.0

I've been to Saray Restaurant twice now… once for dinner & once for brunch… & both times felt like stepping into a slower, more intentional way of eating.

From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere is very calm… soft Turkish music playing in the background, a spacious room, & these beautiful, intricate details everywhere. Even the plateware & tea sets caught my attention. I'm not even kidding… it made me want to buy all my homeware in Turkey.

It also feels like a close-knit place. The employees move like a family… comfortable, warm, & genuinely welcoming.

Both times I went with my friend Farzy, who invited me to help her film some content. I'm a hand model & a huge foodie, so we always end up mixing a little work & a lot of eating.

The first time, we ordered the Sultan dinner to share… & it's a full table experience. Adana, chicken wings, beef cubes, chicken skewers… served with rice, bulgur, golden potatoes, salad, & their house sauce.

The potato wedges were perfectly cooked & seasoned… crispy on the outside, soft inside. The side salads were fresh & flavorful, which balanced everything really well. & honestly… I couldn't even pick a favorite meat. I loved them all.

It's the kind of meal where you slowly realize you're full… & yet you're still reaching for another bite because it's just that good 😭 I might have had to unbutton my pants at the table… don't judge.

What stood out to me most though was the feeling of the evening. Turkish tea on the table, warm food, & no pressure to rush. Tina, our waitress, was so kind & attentive… it made everything feel easy & taken care of.

We ended with homemade künefe… warm, sweet, slightly indulgent, & the perfect way to close the night.

The second time we went back for brunch… & that's when I really started noticing the intention behind everything.

We had the Turkish breakfast, which comes as a full spread meant to share. Eggs, cheeses, sausages, breads, spreads… but what made it special were the small details.

The olives are imported from Turkey, & they even grill the green ones… which I didn't expect but loved so much I finished them all & didn't leave any for Farzy… oops 😅 . The butter is made fresh, the bread is baked fresh, & the jams are homemade… we had two & both were so good. The fresh squeezed orange juice was also a highlight because who doesn't love fresh juice.

Even the honey is locally sourced from Quebec… they drive hours to pick it up.

You can really taste the care in everything. Nothing feels rushed or generic… it feels thoughtful.

If I had to describe Saray, I'd say it's not trying to be trendy… it's rooted in culture, in food, & in slowing down.

It honestly made me even more excited to visit Turkey one day… but for now, this felt like a really comforting introduction.

I'm just a foodie who loves trying new spots & sharing my experiences. If you enjoy discovering places like this, come hang out with me on TikTok @foxy.appetite & IG @foxyappetite 🫶